This stone axe was shattered into pieces, yet he only has a chipped blade…

The cursed axe, Groysan…

What a terrifying warrior…

You don’t need to keep bringing up that dead thing over and over again.

It seems to embody the fate of Berkus.

The man with the grotesque appearance from 4 o’clock.

You guys should take better care of your bodies…

>>6

(I wonder which one it is…)

Later, as one of the leaders of the Great Demon King’s Army, surpassing Hadlar in power, excluding Dani, all other leaders of the army.

It’s a crocodile that’s being respected.

…Isn’t it better than the avans from this time period?

>>9

In an actual fight, I feel like Teacher Avan would win, but he’s got insane physical capability, so he’s tough…

>>23

The warrior’s fighting spirit is fully unleashed, but because of that, he is mentally young and lacks subtlety and flexibility, so I think he will lose to Avan’s good-natured anything-goes attitude.

I think we both like each other, so I guess we’ll leave it at that for now.

This feels more like iron than stone, doesn’t it?

The handle is threaded through the hole in the axe head and secured.

Looking at it now, the axe part really does have a proper face-like design.

The blade part has a stone-like texture, but

It has the shape and texture of metal forming.

It might be high-quality iron ore or obsidian, even though it’s called stone.

I don’t think the old man can distinguish between those places either.

Well, it doesn’t really diminish the old man’s accomplishments, whether it’s iron or not.

Many things in the Daisai world have a texture that is indistinguishable from stone or metal, right?

Descriptive depiction of destruction, such as armor shattering like stone.

In the demon world, there’s magma that even erodes orichalcum, so it’s no wonder that extremely hard obsidian can be obtained there.

Isn’t that guy from the demon world… He’s an aquatic creature, but he seems more like he’s from the surface.

Ron’s weapon is incredible enough to break the Divine Demon Sturdy Dragon Sword.

The black parts of items like camp axes are colored by a coating of black rust on the wrought iron.

A man who had no choice but to die due to the circumstances of narrowing the conversation to anti-Avan.

By the way, why is this body bigger than an old man’s even though it’s just an ordinary human?

>>21

Because there was a conversation between Baron and Hadlar about targeting the old man’s body, it doesn’t only apply to humans.

Guroi-san died unnoticed.

The old man is saying to Hadlar that he can heal from this kind of injury in a few days, which is really terrible.

Even if you only consider simple power, the host of Groysun who can go toe-to-toe with an old man is quite a formidable warrior, isn’t he?

They say that since they can’t control demons well, humans and beastmen are the most suitable to manipulate.

So the old man is also a target, and the gross guy is also in the beastman category, right?

It seems there might be at least one living madman among the corpses.

Gloy-san died without knowing about Avan, huh?

I’m very sad.

Is it because the old man was more well-known as an axe wielder that Groi didn’t go towards the front?

At this point in time, the Belks side was still unaware that Avan could use all kinds of weapons.

>>29

It’s crazy that a guy using a stone axe is making a name for himself as an axe wielder…

Even if I know that Teacher Avan is a master of martial arts, I have a feeling that Groi-san might still be aiming for older men.

The erotic brown boobs suddenly appeared this week and surprised the True Demon Dragon Sword.

If the weapon is destroyed, it’s no good, and if the mask is destroyed, that’s no good either.

To be serious, the Berks series has quite a significant handicap, doesn’t it?

>>35

In its initial state, the body has the specs as they are, so it’s tough, but the skills of the warriors that have been taken over accumulate.

If Berkus isn’t becoming overconfident, their strength will become increasingly inexplicable with each generation, so it feels like there will be proper returns.

Even though it’s information that’s been revealed later, the demon race can’t be taken over (isn’t that frustrating?), so why did they attack the old man…

>>36

The old man is not a demon race, but a beastman.

Among the weapons, there are clearly some that are not designed for humans, but for beastmen instead.

It feels like, from the beginning, no matter how exceptional the talent is, it was excluded in that area.

The old man is probably a beastman.

The demon race has long ears, multiple hearts, and skin that looks unhealthy.

So he wasn’t a demon after all…

In the world of Dai, the demon race refers to a specific type of species, so it’s easy to misunderstand that it doesn’t mean all monsters in general.

Monsters are creatures with low intelligence that change their attributes due to the influence of holy energy or miasma.

The demon race is the collective term for the intelligent life forms of the demon world.

Beastmen feel like a type of human that has evolved from beasts, retaining their characteristics strongly.

If I were alive, it seems like I would get scouted by a team.

It’s a bit meta, but in Dragon Quest, lizardmen are just a type of monster.

I think it’s the kind of vibe that we call beast-like creatures among monsters “beastmen.”

It seems like the one that would become a ??? tribe in Monsters is the demon tribe, which has a good atmosphere.

I knew it, you were after the old man’s body… You pervert.

The illustration of Minegawa looks like a design for armor.

It looks like a beautiful nipple.

I wonder if Hyunkel’s magic sword, Rahart’s magic spear, and Dai’s sword will also be able to talk.

>>50

Those guys really express their intentions a lot…

If I swing down with all my might using this stolen old man body, the axe head might crack.

No one has confirmed the body, but the repeated mention of someone being dead makes it seem suspicious instead…

Isn’t it a foreshadowing of the demon world arc?

Will it be the magic sword or the magic spear that survives?

But it seems the design is different, so it might be a total loss?

>>53

Do you really think that the magic sword and the magic spear are the same as the armored one, even though they are completely different?

It’s no surprise that demons are more difficult to control; after all, the weapons were created by demons, so there’s no reason for demons to be easy to manipulate.

When it’s said that I’ve died this much, I actually start to wonder if I’m still alive, right?

However, they’re more interesting than I thought, those Belks…